ITMC20090151A1 - NEWTONIANO PENDULUM CONNECTED WITH A PERSONAL SPONTANEOUS AND AUTOROTANT MOTORCYCLE - Google Patents

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"NEWTONIAN PENDULUM linked with spontaneous and self-rotating perpetual motion

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With FIG. 9.732 we learn to build a self-rotating pendulum, with a weight on the tie rods, such as? Olle stretched once, both Hn ?? ri. another fig.Geora.a for use of the first 180 "degrees, in severe Newton's fall also with pulley and two hooks on the other end, between pulleys inside or ftj / ori the circumf.za with hook and spokes on the other analin, in apinta and reaction (H + R1) With or without brackets, bracket BC (= antiCentrifugation) Spokes and teeth on the central ring for the external load belt; Radius (r r) also extendable, to increase the thrust - Newton's fall.

(l) Circumference of the wheel, also rim, rims (flat) with hook-bridges for the symmetrical supports of the

(3) spring stretched (tie rods) as sun stretched anyway;

(4) pulleys attached to the outside of the r. , with attiti rays; (5) spokes from the pulley against the other side of the wheel;

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R I V E N D I C A Z I O NE 9.731) ngn <pendulum aided by one of our (or other iven tori) perpetual motion. Or with five openings beyond the vertical integration and completion, this, weight of N. (newton) as a cylinder with liquid hanging in the circuit of one of the two tie rods. or on the only one, with two rods - sponce escape) - in any case, even linear or double, from the pulleys circumf. to the shaves of the central ring of the wheel ra gs r + r?) and long additions from the pulleys In I) .c to it on the other side flies the ascent and therefore the fall r ot az i 9.732) Dog above previous but with pulleys fulcrum from the outside not from inside the circumference for better use at least more? evident of the uniform reaction to the motion P. which pushes the weight of Newton for the acceleration relapse. 9.733) As above, with the pulleys? Fulcrums at lSO ^ degrees, from the outside (and / or from the inside) with the tie rods on the short radius, pulling like aeolian ones stretched once or otherwise in tension and on the other end the angled radius of central ring (teeth for external load), linear tie rods, or closed circuit on one or two carriages (the other end abncbe with hooks) jwith or without weight 9.7341 Croma a.m with tie rod and Deso (or only weight. or with wagons in pairs, without weight ,? CLAIMS (2) with weight between two straps (ropes) for the two pulleys, single rope closed circuit; with the weight (or without) inside the pulley large hanging in the center at the top on another rope; and tie rods (carru cola (le) on one side and heads from the rope on the other pole of two cross levers, with pulley fulcrum - base, and side rail. 9.735) As above n.731 and 9.732 with weights (or without) on closed circuit tie rods, with fulcrum and spreads by weight, for dof pious support? the center and against the circumf.za of the r.; and BC. 9.736) Tie rod ececntrco after passage of support on the cai rocket hanging with rope in the center. and the other cano braked on pulley outside the circumference with angled radius with rope: traction of the first head co ntirant and near radius of the le r-. 9.737) Each self-rotating with or without Newton's weight and / or with large pulley on concentric wheel amlnore, between rope t. panthe, with an eccentric head on the hook and on the eedesimo in also the other end after passing on two opposite pulleys short distance, eccentric. and extended radius on the circumf. tie rod (stretched spring or other tensioned); with or without bracket BC (anti-centrifugal); with or without hook (bridge, circle) on? r.m: smaller to accommodate the thrust of the aagg wheel, from the centric hook, with the two ends (one with algebraic sum-zero-col 9.738) As above, on a single wheel and weight between two ropes (one of them Claims (3) 9.739) As above 9-737 and 9.738, did I help each pendulum? ? from a lead of other motorbikes now made with a weight of newton in car ruc or without pulled from another-rope with stretched eolia r (one-off) or other in tension, cord? idie by weight (or other fig? geoin. with pulley, for double support of the last for support ifeial passage rope) that arrives on the other side of the eie conference attached to two pulleys, one first in a gold circle, ciato) and the other after passage leaning on one ring centered on the toothed one of the wheel or the other returns to the circumference on another or the same bicycle pulley also supported with a radius on a rope ("radiai? ala mi Energy {s)? equal to the power of the spring (diameters of the spiral and of the metal) and by the length d-o-i, doli-a 3-note also by the weight of Newton (in part). 9.740) As previous s and with weight of Newton and with one of my MOTO perp? Your like this, with both linear tie rods (like pel dL = sign, and closed circuit with one or two pulleys) between the opposite, staggered (planes) ) of cross levers, with the two negative thrusts (8 + 8 ') largely overcome by the double Sea thrusts (2R + 2H *). of the double thrusts of the arms along ^ 2A t 2A ^; with the weight between banks and ropes for storage, like Ed weight of Newton.rna only perpetual motion